Pupils of Sherborne House staged a show in aid of charity on Wednesday evening 28 April. The ...   more »

“It was really fun and I learnt a lot teaching others.” “It helped improve my pronunciation.” “I had a great time.” Just some of the comments from year 9 pupils who took on the role of a French teacher at the local primary school, supporting a year 6 class as they booked into a hotel, bought clothes, and ordered snacks and drinks in a café. They worked tremendously hard on their lesson preparation and were confident and creative in their approach. Congratulations to all those who took part!
Mrs J Mugleston, Languages Faculty

The new PFA event, Hog Roast is only two weeks away. This is the last week you can purchase tickets for this fun event featuring a live band.
If you would like tickets to this event which takes place on Saturday 15th May from 7pm until 11pm, please complete and return the attached flyer or contact Mrs. Linda Green in the Bishop Luffa Finance Office.
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Mock Elections 6th May 2010
On the day the country decides who will be the next Prime Minister, you will have a chance to enjoy the excitement and buzz of a real election by voting in Bishop Luffa School’s Mock elections.
• Watch out for speeches from each of the candidates during this week’s house Assemblies and Year 9 & 10 Assemblies next week.
• Listen to the candidates in Great Debate in the Bartlett Hall at lunchtime on Wednesday 5th May.
• Cast your vote during registration on Thursday 6th May. Post your ballots in the Ballot boxes provided on the day   more »

Please would any Sixth Form student affected by the travel disruption currently being experienced contact the school giving detail of how work can be sent to you, preferably electronically.
Please e-mail staffordc@bishopluffa.org.uk or ring the school directly (0044243 787741).
I do hope that the situation is not too personally difficult and that you are quickly able to return home.
Ian Thomas
Assistant Head- Head of Sixth Form

Please note the latest advice about arrangements during the disruption to flights home caused by the volcanic ash.
Exam classes
- Any students from Years 11-13 stranded abroad are asked to email the school (webadmin@bishopluffa.org.uk ). Work will then be sent to them while they are away. This will include links to past papers and mark schemes on exam board websites, revision sites, and specific work to be done.
- Some staff timetables have been re-arranged so that Year 11 and Sixth Form exam classes whose teachers are absent are being taught by subject staff.

Please watch for regular updates.

The Summer Term starts at 8.05am on Monday 19 April. Although some pupils and staff have been affected by the cancellation of flights home due to volcanic ash, contingency plans are in place and school will operate as normal.
Nick Taunt
Headteacher

On March 27th, sixteen Year 10 pupils, along with Mrs Goodman and Mr Andrews returned from a ...   more »

Six hours of almost uninterrupted and frenzied activity dominated the school during today’s Exploration Day. I saw ...   more »